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Foundation to Justices: Workers Opposing Unions Isn’t ‘Harm’ to be Eliminated

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Brief in Starbucks-related SCOTUS case counters Labor Board attempts to impose union control

WASHINGTON, DC – “Heads I win, tails you lose”: That’s how a brief filed by National Right to Work Foundation staff attorneys with the U.S. Supreme Court describes the Biden National Labor Relations Board’s (NLRB) argument that worker opposition to a union should count as a reason to impose union bosses’ demands on a workplace.

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Employees at Eight Philadelphia International Airport Restaurants May Soon Vote Out Unite Here Union Bosses

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Federal labor board in Philadelphia rejected all union arguments for blocking employee-requested election; vote now scheduled for July 17

PHILADELPHIA, PA – After almost five months of litigation, Kale Mulugeta and her coworkers at various restaurants throughout Philadelphia International Airport will finally get a chance to vote on whether to remove Unite Here Local 274 union officials from power.

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U.S. House Committee Spotlights Need for Employee Protections Against Forced Funding of Extremist Unions

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Jewish MIT graduate student forced to pay dues to anti-Israel GSU union will testify alongside National Right to Work Foundation staff attorney

WASHINGTON, DC – Today, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Ph. D. student Will Sussman, who is receiving free legal aid from the National Right to Work Foundation in filing federal anti-discrimination charges against union bosses on campus, is testifying before the U.S. House Committee on Education and the Workforce.

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